diff --git a/docs/source/conf.py b/docs/source/conf.py
index f562ada..4fdf8c9 100644
--- a/docs/source/conf.py
+++ b/docs/source/conf.py
@@ -73,8 +73,9 @@
     api_dir = Path(__file__).parent / "api"
 
     for dir_name in ["acquire/nop", "dissect/nop", "flow/nop"]:
-        api_dir.joinpath(dir_name).mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
-        api_dir.joinpath(dir_name, "index.rst").write_text(":orphan:\n\nTITLE\n#####\n")
+        if not (nop_dir := api_dir.joinpath(dir_name)).exists():
+            nop_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
+            nop_dir.joinpath("index.rst").write_text(":orphan:\n\nTITLE\n#####\n")
 
 else:
     extensions.append("autoapi.extension")
diff --git a/docs/source/index.rst b/docs/source/index.rst
index 0a8ae28..eb09fe3 100644
--- a/docs/source/index.rst
+++ b/docs/source/index.rst
@@ -18,17 +18,17 @@ Usage Example
 -------------
 
 One of the most prominent tools that Dissect offers is called *target-query*.
-With this simple command you can, for example, extract all user accounts from a disk image: 
+With this simple command you can, for example, extract all user accounts from a disk image:
 
 .. code-block:: console
 
     $ target-query pc.img -f users
-    
+
     <windows/user ... name='systemprofile' ...>
     <windows/user ... name='LocalService' ...>
     <windows/user ... name='NetworkService' ...>
     <windows/user ... name='Mr. Evil' ...>
-    
+
 To see what other useful artefacts you can query use ``-l``:
 
 .. code-block:: console
@@ -80,31 +80,31 @@ Or you can start by taking a look at some community articles and videos:
 :doc:`/resources/dissect-in-action` or
 :doc:`/resources/talks-and-conferences` to begin with.
 
-Get in touch, join us on `github <https://github.com/fox-it/dissect.target>`_!
+Get in touch, join us on `GitHub <https://github.com/fox-it/dissect>`_!
 
 
 .. toctree::
     :hidden:
-    
+
     Home <self>
 
 .. toctree::
     :caption: Basics
     :hidden:
 
-    Install </install>
-    Tutorial </tutorial>
+    /install
+    /supported-targets
+    /tutorial
     Querying </target-query>
     Shell </target-shell>
     Mount </target-mount>
     Acquire </acquire>
     RDump </rdump>
-    
-    
+
 .. toctree::
     :caption: In-Depth
     :hidden:
-    
+
     /tools/index
     /projects/index
     /usage/index
diff --git a/docs/source/supported-targets.rst b/docs/source/supported-targets.rst
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..0c28bc5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/docs/source/supported-targets.rst
@@ -0,0 +1,413 @@
+Supported Targets
+-----------------
+
+Dissect supports a large range of formats.
+From various disk images, volume systems, file systems and operating systems, to tarballs and proprietary backup formats, and everything combined!
+This page aims to provide you with an overview of what you can expect Dissect to be able to handle!
+
+Loaders
+~~~~~~~
+
+Loaders provide a way to interact with a "target" by combining and accessing source data into usable parts.
+This creates a virtual representation of the original system.
+
+.. seealso::
+
+  For a deeper dive into how loaders work, see :doc:`loaders </advanced/loaders>`.
+
+In most cases, Dissect selects the appropriate loader automatically based on the file you target.
+It does this by looking at things like the file type, folder structure or special configurations files.
+If needed, you can choose the loader yourself by using ``-L <loader type>`` option or by using the URI-style notation ``<loader type>://``.
+
+.. code-block:: console
+
+  target-query -f func /path/to/target.ab
+  target-query -f func -L ab /path/to/target
+  target-query -f func ab:///path/to/target
+
+.. important::
+
+  Just because it does not have a loader, does not mean Dissect cannot open it! In those cases, Dissect falls back to a "raw loader",
+  which allows it to be opened as any of the :ref:`supported containers <supported-targets:Containers>` or even
+  :ref:`supported filesystems <supported-targets:Filesystems>`. Whether a target is supported
+  as a loader, a container or a filesystem depends on implementation details for that specific format.
+
+.. list-table:: Supported loaders
+  :header-rows: 1
+  :widths: 20 15 5
+
+  * - Description
+    - Format
+    - API
+  * - Android backup
+    - ``.ab``
+    - :mod:`ab <dissect.target.loaders.ab>`
+  * - Acquire
+    - ZIP or tar with Acquire structure
+    - :mod:`acquire <dissect.target.loaders.acquire>`
+  * - AccessData AD1
+    - ``.ad1``
+    - :mod:`ad1 <dissect.target.loaders.ad1>`
+  * - Carbon Black Live Response endpoint
+    - ``cb://`` or ``-L cb`` [#f1]_
+    - :mod:`cb <dissect.target.loaders.cb>`
+  * - Cellebrite UFED export
+    - ``.ufdx``, ``.ufd``
+    - :mod:`cellebrite <dissect.target.loaders.cellebrite>`
+  * - Docker and OCI container images
+    - tar file with Docker or OCI image structure
+    - :mod:`containerimage <dissect.target.loaders.containerimage>`
+  * - Local directory
+    - Common OS structure (``path/Windows/System32`` or ``path/etc``)
+    - :mod:`dir <dissect.target.loaders.dir>`
+  * - Microsoft Hyper-V virtual machine configuration
+    - ``.vmcx``, ``.xml``
+    - :mod:`hyperv <dissect.target.loaders.hyperv>`
+  * - iTunes backup
+    - Directory with iTunes backup structure
+    - :mod:`itunes <dissect.target.loaders.itunes>`
+  * - KAPE
+    - Directory or ``.vhdx`` with KAPE structure
+    - :mod:`kape <dissect.target.loaders.kape>`
+  * - Libvirt XML configuration
+    - ``.xml``
+    - :mod:`libvirt <dissect.target.loaders.libvirt>`
+  * - Local system (automatically load all drives such as ``/dev/sda`` or ``\\.\PhysicalDrive0``)
+    - ``local``
+    - :mod:`local <dissect.target.loaders.local>`
+  * - MQTT broker
+    - ``mqtt://`` or ``-L mqtt`` [#f2]_
+    - :mod:`mqtt <dissect.target.loaders.mqtt>`
+  * - Netscaler Techsupport Collector
+    - tar with Netscaler Techsupport structure
+    - :mod:`nscollector <dissect.target.loaders.nscollector>`
+  * - Open Virtual Appliance (OVA)
+    - ``.ova``
+    - :mod:`ova <dissect.target.loaders.ova>`
+  * - Podman OCI overlay
+    - Directory with Podman overlay structure
+    - :mod:`overlay <dissect.target.loaders.overlay>`
+  * - Docker overlay2
+    - Directory with Docker overlay2 structure
+    - :mod:`overlay2 <dissect.target.loaders.overlay2>`
+  * - Open Virtualization Format (OVF)
+    - ``.ovf``
+    - :mod:`ovf <dissect.target.loaders.ovf>`
+  * - Proxmox virtual machine configuration
+    - ``.conf``
+    - :mod:`proxmox <dissect.target.loaders.proxmox>`
+  * - Parallels virtual machine directory
+    - ``.pvm``,
+    - :mod:`pvm <dissect.target.loaders.pvm>`
+  * - Parallels virtual machine configuration
+    - ``config.pvs``
+    - :mod:`pvs <dissect.target.loaders.pvs>`
+  * - Single raw binary file
+    - Default fallback for unknown files
+    - :mod:`raw <dissect.target.loaders.raw>`
+  * - Multiple raw binary files
+    - Paths with ``+`` (``/dev/vda+/dev/vdb``)
+    - :mod:`multiraw <dissect.target.loaders.multiraw>`
+  * - Remote Dissect agent
+    - ``remote://`` or ``-L remote``
+    - :mod:`remote <dissect.target.loaders.remote>`
+  * - Remote SMB server
+    - ``smb://`` or ``-L smb`` [#f3]_
+    - :mod:`smb <dissect.target.loaders.smb>`
+  * - Tanium
+    - Directory with Tanium structure
+    - :mod:`tanium <dissect.target.loaders.tanium>`
+  * - (Compressed) tar
+    - ``.tar``, ``.tar.<comp>``, ``.t<comp>``
+    - :mod:`tar <dissect.target.loaders.tar>`
+  * - Unix-like Artifacts Collector (UAC)
+    - Directory, ZIP or tar with UAC structure
+    - :mod:`uac <dissect.target.loaders.uac>`
+  * - UTM virtual machine
+    - ``.utm``
+    - :mod:`utm <dissect.target.loaders.utm>`
+  * - Oracle VirtualBox virtual machine
+    - ``.vbox``
+    - :mod:`vbox <dissect.target.loaders.vbox>`
+  * - Veeam Backup (VBK)
+    - ``.vbk``
+    - :mod:`vbk <dissect.target.loaders.vbk>`
+  * - Rapid7 Velociraptor
+    - Directory or ZIP with Velociraptor structure
+    - :mod:`velociraptor <dissect.target.loaders.velociraptor>`
+  * - Proxmox Virtual Machine Archive (VMA)
+    - ``.vma``
+    - :mod:`vma <dissect.target.loaders.vma>`
+  * - VMware Fusion virtual machine
+    - ``.vmwarevm``
+    - :mod:`vmwarevm <dissect.target.loaders.vmwarevm>`
+  * - VMware virtual machine configuration
+    - ``.vmx``
+    - :mod:`vmx <dissect.target.loaders.vmx>`
+  * - Citrix Hypervisor backup (XVA)
+    - ``.xva``
+    - :mod:`xva <dissect.target.loaders.xva>`
+  * - ZIP
+    - ``.zip``
+    - :mod:`zip <dissect.target.loaders.zip>`
+
+.. [#f1] Requires ``dissect.target[cb]``
+.. [#f2] Requires ``dissect.target[mqtt]``
+.. [#f3] Requires ``dissect.target[smb]``
+
+Containers
+~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Containers let Dissect interact with a disk-like structure in a consistent way.
+These can be virtual machine files, forensic containers or a hard disk itself.
+
+.. seealso::
+
+  For a deeper understanding on how containers work, see :doc:`containers <advanced/containers>`.
+
+Dissect can select the appropriate container automatically based on either the file extension or file magic.
+For example, the QCOW2 container gets selected if the file extension is ``.qcow2`` or if the first bytes of the file are ``b"QFI\xfb"``.
+
+.. list-table:: Supported containers
+  :header-rows: 1
+  :widths: 15 5 5
+
+  * - Description
+    - Format
+    - API
+  * - Apple Sparse Image Format
+    - ``.asif``
+    - :mod:`asif <dissect.target.containers.asif>`
+  * - FTK Expert Witness Disk Image Format (EWF)
+    - ``.E01``, ``.L01``
+    - :mod:`ewf <dissect.target.containers.ewf>`
+  * - Fortinet firmware
+    - ``*-fortinet.out``
+    - :mod:`fortifw <dissect.target.containers.fortifw>`
+  * - Parallels HDD virtual disk
+    - ``.hdd``
+    - :mod:`hdd <dissect.target.containers.hdd>`
+  * - Parallels HDS sparse virtual disk
+    - ``.hds``
+    - :mod:`hds <dissect.target.containers.hds>`
+  * - QEMU QCOW2
+    - ``.qcow2``
+    - :mod:`qcow2 <dissect.target.containers.qcow2>`
+  * - VirtualBox VDI virtual disk
+    - ``.vdi``
+    - :mod:`vdi <dissect.target.containers.vdi>`
+  * - Hyper-V VHD virtual disk
+    - ``.vhd``
+    - :mod:`vhd <dissect.target.containers.vhd>`
+  * - Hyper-V VHDX virtual disk
+    - ``.vhdx``
+    - :mod:`vhdx <dissect.target.containers.vhdx>`
+  * - VMware virtual disk
+    - ``.vmdk``
+    - :mod:`vmdk <dissect.target.containers.vmdk>`
+
+Partition Schemes and Volume Systems
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Dissect supports most common partition schemes. Nested partitions are supported as well.
+
+.. list-table:: Supported Partition Schemes
+  :header-rows: 1
+  :widths: 20 5
+
+  * - Description
+    - API
+  * - Apple Partition Map (APM)
+    - :mod:`apm <dissect.volume.disk.schemes.apm>`
+  * - BSD Disklabel
+    - :mod:`bsd <dissect.volume.disk.schemes.bsd>`
+  * - GUID Partition Table (GPT)
+    - :mod:`gpt <dissect.volume.disk.schemes.gpt>`
+  * - Master Boot Record (MBR)
+    - :mod:`mbr <dissect.volume.disk.schemes.mbr>`
+
+Besides these standard partition schemes, Dissect supports disks in RAID configurations or disks with logical volumes that span multiple disks.
+
+.. seealso::
+
+  For more details, see :doc:`volumes <advanced/volumes>`.
+
+.. list-table:: Supported volume systems
+  :header-rows: 1
+  :widths: 20 5
+
+  * - Description
+    - API
+  * - DDF (Disk Data Format) RAID, common in Dell RAID controllers
+    - :mod:`ddf <dissect.target.volumes.ddf>`
+  * - LVM2
+    - :mod:`lvm2 <dissect.target.volumes.lvm>`
+  * - Linux MD RAID
+    - :mod:`md <dissect.target.volumes.md>`
+  * - VMFS LVM
+    - :mod:`vmfs <dissect.target.volumes.vmfs>`
+
+Dissect also has decryption capability for some well known systems.
+This functionality can be accessed with a keychain file (specified with ``-K``) with multiple passphrases or a keychain value (``-Kv``) in most Dissect tools.
+
+.. list-table:: Supported encrypted volume systems
+  :header-rows: 1
+  :widths: 20 5
+
+  * - Description
+    - API
+  * - LUKS (version 1 and 2)
+    - :mod:`luks <dissect.target.volumes.luks>`
+  * - BitLocker (all configurations and versions, including EOW)
+    - :mod:`bde <dissect.target.volumes.bde>`
+
+Filesystems
+~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+In Dissect, filesystems go beyond traditional disk-based structures.
+If it behaves like a filesystem, Dissect can likely treat it as one.
+This includes both standard filesystems and formats that resemble filesystem behavior.
+
+There might be some overlap with loaders and containers, as some formats can function in multiple roles,
+or need implementation in different areas to work correctly.
+
+.. seealso::
+
+  For more details, see :doc:`Filesystems </advanced/filesystems>`.
+
+.. list-table:: Supported filesystems
+  :header-rows: 1
+  :widths: 20 5
+
+  * - Description
+    - API
+  * - AccessData AD1
+    - :mod:`ad1 <dissect.target.filesystems.ad1>`
+  * - Apple File System (APFS)
+    - :mod:`apfs <dissect.target.filesystems.apfs>`
+  * - Linux Btrfs
+    - :mod:`btrfs <dissect.target.filesystems.btrfs>`
+  * - CPIO archive
+    - :mod:`cpio <dissect.target.filesystems.cpio>`
+  * - Linux cramfs
+    - :mod:`cramfs <dissect.target.filesystems.cramfs>`
+  * - exFAT
+    - :mod:`exfat <dissect.target.filesystems.exfat>`
+  * - Linux EXT2, EXT3, EXT4
+    - :mod:`extfs <dissect.target.filesystems.extfs>`
+  * - FAT12, FAT16, FAT32
+    - :mod:`fat <dissect.target.filesystems.fat>`
+  * - BSD Fast Filesystem (FFS)
+    - :mod:`ffs <dissect.target.filesystems.ffs>`
+  * - Linux Journaling Flash Filesystem (JFFS)
+    - :mod:`jffs <dissect.target.filesystems.jffs>`
+  * - Network File Share (NFS)
+    - :mod:`nfs <dissect.target.filesystems.nfs>`
+  * - Microsoft NTFS
+    - :mod:`ntfs <dissect.target.filesystems.ntfs>`
+  * - QNX4 and QNX6
+    - :mod:`qnxfs <dissect.target.filesystems.qnxfs>`
+  * - Linux SquashFS
+    - :mod:`squashfs <dissect.target.filesystems.squashfs>`
+  * - Veeam Backup (VBK)
+    - :mod:`vbk <dissect.target.filesystems.vbk>`
+  * - VMware (VMFS)
+    - :mod:`vmfs <dissect.target.filesystems.vmfs>`
+  * - VMware vmtar
+    - :mod:`vmtar <dissect.target.filesystems.vmtar>`
+  * - Linux XFS
+    - :mod:`xfs <dissect.target.filesystems.xfs>`
+
+Operating Systems
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Dissect tries to automatically figure out what operating system is available on the target, based on known file locations and structures.
+Once the operating system is known, it enables you to get more accurate information from the system, for example, the user or network configuration.
+
+.. list-table:: Supported operating systems
+  :header-rows: 1
+  :widths: 20 5
+
+  * - Description
+    - API
+  * - Windows
+    - :mod:`windows <dissect.target.plugins.os.windows._os>`
+  * - Generic Unix
+    - :mod:`unix <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix._os>`
+  * - BSD
+    - :mod:`unix.bsd <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.bsd._os>`
+  * - Citrix
+    - :mod:`unix.bsd.citrix <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.bsd.citrix._os>`
+  * - FreeBSD
+    - :mod:`unix.bsd.freebsd <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.bsd.freebsd._os>`
+  * - OpenBSD
+    - :mod:`unix.bsd.openbsd <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.bsd.openbsd._os>`
+  * - Generic Darwin
+    - :mod:`unix.bsd.darwin <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.bsd.darwin._os>`
+  * - iOS
+    - :mod:`unix.bsd.darwin.ios <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.bsd.darwin.ios._os>`
+  * - macOS
+    - :mod:`unix.bsd.darwin.macos <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.bsd.darwin.macos._os>`
+  * - ESXi
+    - :mod:`unix.esxi <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.esxi._os>`
+  * - Generic Linux
+    - :mod:`unix.linux <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.linux._os>`
+  * - Android
+    - :mod:`unix.linux.android <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.linux.android._os>`
+  * - FortiOS
+    - :mod:`unix.linux.fortios <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.linux.fortios._os>`
+  * - OpenSUSE
+    - :mod:`unix.linux.suse <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.linux.suse._os>`
+  * - RedHat
+    - :mod:`unix.linux.redhat <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.linux.redhat._os>`
+  * - Debian
+    - :mod:`unix.linux.debian <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.linux.debian._os>`
+  * - Proxmox
+    - :mod:`unix.linux.debian.proxmox <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.linux.debian.proxmox._os>`
+  * - VyOS
+    - :mod:`unix.linux.debian.vyos <dissect.target.plugins.os.unix.linux.debian.vyos._os>`
+
+Child Targets
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Dissect supports identifying, listing and querying *child targets*.
+These are targets within other targets, such as virtual machines or containers.
+Dissect finds these by looking inside configuration files on a target.
+It can do this recursively, and look for *child targets* inside the *child targets* for even more *child targets*.
+
+.. seealso::
+
+  For more details, see :ref:`Child targets <advanced/targets:Targets in targets>`.
+
+.. list-table:: Supported child targets
+  :header-rows: 1
+  :widths: 20 5
+
+  * - Description
+    - API
+  * - Colima containers
+    - :mod:`colima <dissect.target.plugins.child.colima>`
+  * - Docker containers
+    - :mod:`docker <dissect.target.plugins.child.docker>`
+  * - ESXi virtual machines
+    - :mod:`esxi <dissect.target.plugins.child.esxi>`
+  * - Hyper-V virtual machines
+    - :mod:`hyperv <dissect.target.plugins.child.hyperv>`
+  * - Lima containers and virtual machines
+    - :mod:`lima <dissect.target.plugins.child.lima>`
+  * - Parallels virtual machines
+    - :mod:`parallels <dissect.target.plugins.child.parallels>`
+  * - Podman containers
+    - :mod:`podman <dissect.target.plugins.child.podman>`
+  * - Proxmox virtual machines
+    - :mod:`proxmox <dissect.target.plugins.child.proxmox>`
+  * - QEMU virtual machines
+    - :mod:`qemu <dissect.target.plugins.child.qemu>`
+  * - Oracle VirtualBox virtual machines
+    - :mod:`virtualbox <dissect.target.plugins.child.virtualbox>`
+  * - Virtuozzo containers
+    - :mod:`virtuozzo <dissect.target.plugins.child.virtuozzo>`
+  * - VMware Workstation virtual machines
+    - :mod:`vmware_workstation <dissect.target.plugins.child.vmware_workstation>`
+  * - Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2) instances
+    - :mod:`wsl <dissect.target.plugins.child.wsl>`
diff --git a/submodules/dissect.target b/submodules/dissect.target
index 73dd16d..0041dd4 160000
--- a/submodules/dissect.target
+++ b/submodules/dissect.target
@@ -1 +1 @@
-Subproject commit 73dd16d197442368ad42e6e2117c047e6a946b4f
+Subproject commit 0041dd4f5d2e9bcaa483f3540890eecf596d1f51